Solve statement starts an in-line solver block. It takes an arbitary number of variables as parameters. These variables must be declared before. These variables will be the to-be-solved variables in the solve block. In the following example, user first defines three variables x, y and z, then starts a solve block to solve the values of variables x, y and z.
variable x = 3, y, z = [2, 7]
solve x, y, z
...
It doesn't matter what the initial values of x, y and z are. If in the solve block x, y or z is solved it will be assigned a new value. If the solve block cannot solve any or all of the variables, the value of the variable(s) does not change.
Slvreto statement finishes an in-line solver block. It has one optional parameter, a variable declared before the solve block. This variable is used to store all the roots of each to-be-solved variables (i.e. variables as parameters in solve statement). However, to retrive roots of a variable or a result set, user should use built-in functions including get_num_of_results_sets, get_solved_results_set and get_variable_results. For example, the following statements are all valid:
slvreto
slvreto all_results
The follows are a solve example.
Function testtry2() Variable a, b, c, x, y, z a = 3 b = 4 c = 5 x = 6 y = 7 z = 8 solve x, y, z // x, y and z are to-be-solved variables in the solve block. // a, b and c are also used in the solve block. // However, different from x, y and z, they are // not to solve variables so that their values // are not gonna change. a * x**2 + 7 * log(b) *x + 6.5 == 8 // note that '==' should be used // instead of '=' because '=' // assigns value to a variable. y * b - z + 6 == 3.7 + x/(a + 7) y * x + z/(c - 3) == 6 + a + y slvreto a // a is optional. If used, solve block saves all roots of all // variables to a. print("\nx == " + x + "\ny == " + y + "\nz == " + z) print("\nNumber of results sets is " + get_num_of_results_sets(a)) // it's possible that MFP cannot solve the expressions in a solve block. In // this case solve block does not throw any exception but simply returns an // empty result to returned variable (which is a in this function). if (get_num_of_results_sets(a) > 0) // 0 means the first results set, 1 means the second, etc. print("\nResults set No. 2 is " + get_solved_results_set(a, 1)) // note that get_variable_results has two parameters, first is solve // returned result, second is the variable place in the corresponding // solve statement. 0 means the first variable (which is x in this // example), 1 means the second variable (which is y in this example), // etc. It is also possible that some variables can be solved in a // solve block while other variables cannot be solved. In this case, // roots of unsolved variables are NULL. print("\nAll results of y are " + get_variable_results(a, 1)) else print("\nSorry, cannot solve the expressions and get x, y, z's values") endif return Endf
In the above example, we get
x == 0.14781939
y == 6.84549421
z == 29.66719489
Number of results sets is 2
Results set No. 2 is [-3.38250623, -3.22386342, -10.25720306]
All results of y are [6.84549421, -3.22386342] .
To write a solve block, user needs to know the following things:
1. There are two types of variables in a solve block, normal variables and to-be-solved variables. To-be-solved variables are the variables in the solve statement definition. In the above example, to-be-solved variables are x, y and z while a, b and c are normal variables. Values of normal variables are known to solve block while values of to-be-solved variables will be assigned in a solve block. Also, both normal variables and to-be-solved variables should be declared before a solve block.
2. To set up a to-be-solved expression in a solve block, '==' should be used instead of '=' since '=' is to assign value to a variable. However, it is fine if user assigns value to a variable (whether normal or to-be-solved) in a solve block. An example is:
variable a = 3, b = 4, c = 5, x, y solve x, y a * x + y / c == 9 c = 7 y * b - x * c == 6 slvreto
In the above example, if we comment the line c = 7, we actually solve an expression group which includes 3 * x + y / 5 == 9 and y * 4 - x * 5 == 6. But if we have the line c = 7, we actually solve an expression group which includes 3 * x + y / 5 == 9 and y * 4 - x * 7 == 6.
If user assigns value to a to-be-solved variable, this to-be-solved variable is no longer unknown so that it becomes a normal variable. However, user has to be very careful because assigning may affect expressions before it. An example is:
variable a = 3, b = 4, c = 5, x, y solve x, y a * x + y / c == 9 x = 7 y * b - x * c == 6 slvreto
In the above example, if we comment the line x = 7, we actually solve an expression group which includes 3 * x + y / 5 == 9 and y * 4 - x * 5 == 6. But if we have the line x = 7, we actually solve a single expression which is y * 4 - 7 * 5 == 6. This is because, clearly, MFP cannot solve x and y values only from the first expression a * x + y / c == 9 so it goes to the next statement. In the second statement, x is assigned a value, which is 7, and becomes a normal variable. In the third statement, variables b, c and x are normal variables with valid value so that MFP uses their values and gets that y should be 10.25. Then MFP goes back to the first expression a * x + y / c == 9. But now both x and y become normal variables and have known values so that MFP uses their values and simplifies the expression to 3 * 7 + 10.25 / 5 == 9. This is a compare expression and its value is FALSE. In this way, MFP solves x should be 7 and y should be 10.25.
3. We can see all the roots of all the variables are stored in the returned variable in slvreto statement. In current MFP language, the returned variable is actually a 2-D matrix, each row is a root set for every variable. However, please note that in the future the data structure of solve returned value may change. As such make sure to use functions provided by system (i.e. get_num_of_results_sets, get_solved_results_set, get_variable_results, etc.) to obtain the roots. After solve block finishes, the value of each to-be-solved variable is the root of this variable in the first root set. Only exception is that in the first root set this variable cannot be solved.
MFP in-line solver is not almighty. It is possible that MFP cannot solve some mathematic expressions. In this case, slvreto returns empty result to its returned variable. Function get_num_of_results_sets returns zero. The to-be-solved variables keep their original values before solve block. It is also possible that some to-be-solved variables are solved while others cannot be solved. In this case, the unsolved to-be-solved variables keep their original values before solve block. If we use get_solved_results_set or get_variable_results function to obtain the unsolved variable values, we get NULL.
4. The number of results sets returned by solve block is determined by multiplying number of roots of each individual to-be-solved variable. For example,
variable x, y, z solve x, y log(x) == 3 y**3 + 3 * y**2 + 3 * y+ 1 == 0 slvreto z
returns three sets of results. All of them are [20.08553692318766792368478490971028804779052734375, -1]. This is because y**3 + 3 * y**2 + 3 * y+ 1 == 0 has three roots but with same value. Although log(x) == 3 has only one root, each y root should has a corresponding x value so that we get three sets of results.


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Some time around August last year I acquired a steady source for liter quantities of gbl. This source was out of the country and the price was good. Since this date we have had a stready supply until now, why? because I am not getting any more...
I have read many great things about gbl and ghb... Prefered gbl myself, As I never got anything out of ghb... Either way... For several months I would use it when I went out, or at night when I was at home, but only in the evenings. Recreationally.
I am not getting any more, because no one informed me and I neglected to read up on the withdrawl symptoms of gbl and ghb...
Most of these I am feeling right now as I write this:
My skin is crawling, feels like little needles all over.
Im sweating a pretty good deal. But that may also have alot to do with my just walking almost a mile and exercizing a little to try to make myself tired, because along with it comes terrible insomnia... I have been up now for the most part of 2 days... I need to sleep, I feel tired or at least like I *should* feel tired. I have actually yawned once. But still sleep does not come.
I have taken many vitamins and had some tea (mostly for the sore throat I have right now from god knows what)... Smoked quite a bit, could be from that? I practically chain smoke when I am on gbl... However I have been sitting here now for a half hour and actually put out the last one before it was done... (I suppose Xian will smoke that one later)...
Xian sat down and looked up a great number of these symptoms some where they say to treat them certain things and others that say other things... It just does not seem like there has been enough research on what all these things do to make an edjucated guess... So I suppose I am just going to have to wing it...
Lets see, back to the list...
My vision is fluttery, around the edges things seem out of place and distorted...
A very dizzy feeling. Not quite neauseating but damned close.
It is a little chilly in this room but it feels like its much colder which would lead me to believe that I'm clammy or that perhaps my body temp is irregular.
My heart is pounding quite fast or at least it feels like it is...
I took 1 double zero gel cap at about 4:30am sitting on the couch talking to Xian. It had to the point of unbearability... Its about 7:30am right now and before that I had take my last at 11:30pm and gone and laid down...
I am having to correct alot of the typing here over and over cause my hands are shaking so badly... At least looking at the screen is not impossible any more, about 3am or so after having not taken a cap for about 3.5 hours or so Xian came out and I told him how I was feeling. He agreed that was what it felt like more or less...
I am determined to quit this, I want this feeling to go away worse than I want to take more, cause it will run out eventually. Not to mention the fun in taking it is gone, only the reassurance that I wont freak out is left. Its been 3 hours since I took the last cap.  I have a new system to get together for one of the interns that is starting on monday. It's Thusday right now 7:33am and there are few precious days to get these things at work together and as I am the only one there that can do it... This presents a problem...
Had to make the window a little smaller the screen is starting to be very hard to look at, perhaps I can type while looking at the key board instead of the screen for a littlle bit. - but iM sure that its obvious that Its not helping much either....
There is most certainly some thing wrong with the way that my sight is working colors are off, pure white seems kind of dirty like there is a film over it... If I misfocus my eyes as you would in the way that you would look far off into the distance I see wavey almost smoke like patterns.
As I Said I was taking gbl on a recreational level, which eventually turned into the daily evening activity... After a couple months of this the times that I would take my first dose grew closer and closer to the time that I would wake up, untill about New Years or perhaps a little later than that where the times pretty much met up... I would wake up, sit down at the computer to check my email and messages with a glass of tea or cup of coffee and make a couple caps and wash them down...
Well I noticed and of course didnt think anything of it at first, but I did realize that I can go out of the house by myself and run errands, which I could not ever really do before... With the confidince that gbl gave me this was ok... Then its started to dawn on my here in the last couple weeks... Im hardly sleeping...
What do I look like now, a complete wreck... Amtrak derailed... I can hardly walk around my own house without feeling as if Im going to fall down... I feel nominal for a second and then a wave like a panic attack comes over me so quickly there is no bracing for it.
I want this feeling gone, and I want it gone ASAP...  I suppose I owe Shannon an apology, not so much that things were stolen and that is why she left... But that I never did understand what she was going thru when she was talking about having panic attacks cause shes always been a little off... But if what she was suffering was anything like this. I have to say that I am very very very sorry. I wish only that she had realized that it was not the gbl fixing it, but that the gbl was now causing it by not being in her system. This may have solved alot of things... I full well intend to send this letter to her, and every one else there once it is finished.
I suppose every one can say that they have had their problems with things, addiction, whatever. But something that makes me feel like this after prolonged use really has me scared. I am completely paranoid right now... Sounds dont sound like they are comming from where they are comming, across the room or right next to me... Im in my own home right now and I am safe I know, I have good friends here and I know that they arent going to let anything happen to me... But still with every car that drives by outside every scratch of the cats claws on the couch i flinch or notice... Things sound off, odd and muffled... I can honestly say that I have never experienced anything this completely awful before in my entire life... I believe however that because I can look at it like this that I will win over it... 7:52am
Back from the bath room for the 8 millionth time, drinking so much water cause my throat hurts and is so raw.  The walk from my office is about 150ft to the bathroom... A dizzy disorienting 150ft I might add...
Stand up, my skin is burning, tingles and Im shaking uncontrollably all over... This is really starting to get pretty hard to type...
Put on a long sleave shirt to see if it really is chilly or just me shaking... Just me I think...
The panic has nearly wore off I think... Tho I can tell that things would still make me quite anxious over all... This last month or so has taught me a serious serious lesson... Read, research, more reading, more researching, but from ALL angles from the good and the bad... Why do the people who say something is good say it and why do the people who say its bad say it.
As far as I know gbl stays in ones system for about 4 hours. I have read many places that the dt's from it last from a day to a couple of weeks... I am really hoping for no more than a day of this... I dont think I could take it... Not at least without some sleep soon...  Lay down to no avail... Still wide eyed...
But this writting has keept my hand busy and my mind off it, cause as I stop typing the shaking gets worse and I tremble... This is truely horrible...
The cough is getting worse, i have smoked a 1/2 pack of non-filter camels since 11:00pm and now I have not had one in over 30 minutes or so... Im not really sure would have to go back and look... Still had not told my girlfriend that I was going to do this, I think perhaps she suspected but I dont know... She will have to get up for work here in about an hour or so, I was going to go wake her up just before the alarm goes off so she does not end up suprising me and get upset...
8:33am just took 1/2 of 1mg of Klamzapam as suggested by a couple sites, makes sence with all the stuff that Xian found... I took 1/2 so as not to over do it and may take the other half later but will give it 30 minutes to 45 minutes to see if that helps...
9:00am. Laid down on the couch close my eyes its like im having waking dreams, dreams so noisey they wont let me get to sleep to see them completely... Looked like slap stick any way I dont like slap stick
The Klamazapam seems to be working, glad i only took one half... Will last longer that way, just need to get some rest now... My skin still feels crawly and burning. But Im more functional now. Not sooo dizzy but still from time to time... Wow I just yawned again...  I am expecting either a VERY long sleep or a particularly short one when I do fall asleep, when ever that might be.
Laying on the couch admidst lots of soft pillows and blankets prooved comfortable, I think I will lay back down in that spot again in a few minutes... Wondering if a Tylenol PM will help, according to research gbl/ghb dt's are pretty hardy when it comes to stuff to know you out, Bynadril, Tylenol PM... But perhaps its been almost an hour now over the 4 hour mark.  Security blanket?  My grandfather had stopped smoking some many many years before i was born and he still carried his last pack of Lucky's in his top pocket in his jacket... Just to know there were there.
Wow, was not looking for the boss to Aim me at 9:00am wanting to know something about how work stuff is going... Oh god... But the conversation went smoothly and he is pleased with the progress... Level headedness thanks to Rx's save my ass...
 Just G... And not that any more - Not after this days/nights worth of feeling like I wanted to die... And not at all to mention that Im well over the 24 hour mark. I suspect that I will completely pass out for HOURS when I do and I will be SOOOOO greataful for my first full sleep in almost 3 months... From 6 to 5 hours a night to 4 then to 3 and the last couple days I have not been able to sleep or for more than an hour or two at most at a time, tho I was so completely tired...
I suppose it could have been H / Coke or something worse... But I dont think at this rate Ill ever make it there...
Im done with my Turning On Tuneing In and Burning Out... Many great words came out of Paul the other night... I suppose weather he thought I was listeing or not, I was... I listen I did... Not even listen... I *Heard*... I suppose had I not taken into consideration what he had to say about the things that we were talking about I would have done all this untill I had completely run out and would have had to go this completely cold which I dont think I could have done...
9:30am Still sitting here... Chilling in here, oh wait thats still me, skin still burny, not so shakey any more. And the visial wierdness seems to be wearing off... Gonna go lay down and hope for sleep here... Perhaps Ill be right back once again.
The Klamazapam seems to be working quite well tho, with all the other issues.  I can feel sleep creaping up but its pushed back by the noise, almost white, too many voices and talkings all at once. Its just a little too much, a little too overwhelming...
I hope I do get to fall asleep before the Klamazapam wears off I dont know how long the 1mg ones last and I split it up over a 1 hour period.
I do feel very dim, and tired, i suppose after several nights of as little or less than 3 hours will takes its toll... See, after I have taken gbl for so long and you go to sleep, I am on it when I fall asleep, well as soon as it wears off anywhere from 1 to 4 hours I pop wide awake cause my body wants more and starts doing to me all of what I am describing...
Took one more Tylenol PM, just the single cap left on one of the previously opened ones... Perhaps this combo will allow to zip away from awake land for at least a little while.
Just woke up, its 2:00pm right now, I do believe that I woke actually at 1:45pm just a few minutes ago... I feel like I have slept, just not very well... Not like I want to trade this for any other crap that might have reprocussions later, but the Klamazapam really did help, gave me calm where the was none at all... Im going to wait now too see how well this goes today, to see if Im going to start getting stressed out and what that does... Will it bring back the Dt's?  Will I be ok? How long will it take to get that far, back to the level of where I do not really care, where at one point I would have just blown it off...
Either way, 2:10pm after about 4 hours of sleep, sleep that actually feels like sleep, I woke up sweaty, my shirt was drenched. Got up... No dizzys too much and my head still feels a little fuzzy over all... But that could also be due to my just having woken up and not taken any caps which is ussually my first round, was yesterday and the day before that for a couple months... Habits within habits within habits...
I am glad that I am keeping this written journal, I am not a writer by any means, so please dont look at this like some kinda documentary... I simply have a story that I think needs to be told cause I have not seen enough of them, not enough that went into enough detail to have discouraged me from getting carried away with it. There also was not alot of negative research that matched up... Seems that everyone agrees on what gbl/ghb does to your mind and body, but not the implications that you must face for becoming a regular user. Which judging by my personality which is generally non-addictive I can typically use most things recreationally without falling into a pattern... Or I will burn myself out on something from excessive consecutive use that I dont want to do that something again, if not at least for a while, then ever...
I never did take the cap from 8:30am instead I took the Klamazapam and that seemed to have calmed me down to the point that I was actually able to get some sleep... The still full cap is sitting on my desk right here, untouched...
Looking back at this morning I am so very glad that I chose to do this when I did, no stress here, every one was asleep, no motion all the time... Just the cats walking by would send my pulse thru the cieling to the point I ran them all into the living room and closed the door so they would leave me alone...
2:30pm Now I just feel like I have been hit by a bus, my arms and legs are sore, not just from walking as much as I did, but just generally achy all over. Im still fuzzy in the head, and of course (I think unrelated my throat still hurts, but does seem to be getting a little better) I need some kinda cough syrup, that would help alot as my throat is really dry and raw and it hurts to swollow... Could be allergies, could be who knows...
I think that its pretty obvious that I need to sleep some more, but Im pretty awake now, just fuzzy in the head which Im sure is the combo of just up and quitting and also not having been getting any good sleep for the last several weeks.
I still have some work to do here for the office, systems to set up etc...
Any way, back a little farther, I think some time last week I ran out of gbl, still knew some people who had some that would prolly give me a little to ween myself off with... I am grateful for this, but I have to say I was in panic mode at the time having just run out I asked my girlfriend for a Xanex or something , which she gave to me, I had taken a 4bar already and it had seemed to do nothing to curb the overwhelming panic, so I believe it completely shut down my memory or something because there is a great deal of Friday that I do no even remember... Which is a whole different story all together.
Fortunately this time, there was much less goings on here and I kinda knew what I was running into so I could look at it from the perspective of that No. Im not really having a panic attack, take some gbl, all better... But that it was the gbl itself that had started to cause the dependancy.
I would have to say to any one out there that I have had some of greatest times out with gbl, fun at clubs, its no wonder they call the stuff 'liquid-ecstacy' which I have never actually refered to it as but Im sure that some one out there has/does...
I would have to say also that gbl on a restricted recreational level is completely bad ass... No hangovers, no Dt's from just a weekends use out at a club... But that is exactly what got me into the situation where I started taking it on a nightly, then daily, then ALL day...  Sitting in the floor shaking and twitching in a fetal position just wanting the noise to go away, waiting for the sleep to catch up with me... I think I will be able to have fully recovered when I can sleep a full 7 or 8 hours again (my normal sleeping time)...
Just noticed that colors are still not looking quite right , blotchy and what not... My skin is still a little crawly, burny. Still fuzzy in the head...
Just thinking about it on the way back to my office after grabbing a cup of coffee, but you know it makes me kinda sad that something that once looked like the perfect drug... And still could be I suppose, but prolly not for me for some time has such a scary suprise at the end for those who use it on a frequent basis... Alcohol Dt's Im not even sure how long those last, but I have heard them compared to what I was feeling just this morning and last night...
Gbl is interesting is that all the greatness you get out if it at first then changes, like a Jekyl and Hyde then after a certain point, I would have to say once it goes beyond a 'weekenders' drug, then i starts to rear its ugly head... Kept regulated by a smart individual with all the knowledge and information on it, this could very well be done without a problem I believe.
Now I suppose I feel like a complete dunce as I am always the person telling others to be careful with it, watch how much they take... I dont even want to be around it myself anymore...  I would to get back the point that it was a weekend use thing and just stop it right there... But obviously that didnt happen the first time, and they do say that history repeats itself...
Figure Ill just put it off for a while... Hide it somewhere so that may be down the road I can once again use it recreationally. Rations are a good thing... Save it for some special occasion. The self regulation of it comes after its too later. So not getting to that points seems to be my best advice. Used correctly gbl is great. I obviously like it way too much for my own good...
So far as I can tell by the times that i have been looking at the hardest withdrawal from extensive gbl use lasts about 12 or more hours... This like Klamazapam helped me a GREAT deal... I got some sleep with that and a couple Tylenol PM... About 4 hours or so... I woke up just wanting for the waves to hit me again and they did not...
Its about 9:00pm now, almost 24 hours since I decided that I was going to quit. Things still seem a little odd there and there and of course there is the instinct to fill up a cap and i catch myself before my hand reaches for the bottle.
I am no doctor mind you, but I can stay this... I have personally seen more people fall out (g-out) in clubs and out places for obvious misuse of the drug itself... More so that I have seen people go through massive witdrawlas.. But still nonetheless its all about education and if people you know are interested in going some thing, either friends of a younger person in your family... Please look at it from both side... Dont listen to media hype, they really dont know what they are talking about because there are no firm studies to confirm these things...
This that you are reading I have written over the course of the 24 hour period that I decided to stop taking it after several months of daily use...
Im sure that this comes as a shock or perhaps not to the people who I and others I know have advocated how wonderful the stuff is, and in small ammounts it is indeed... But flowing down the line, you are like the king that chases the sunset, never to reach it.
So far so good...
05-09-2003 7:45am Just woke up... Im not completely sure what time i went to sleep last night I just remember getting up and going into my room laying down and the lights were out... I think it could been no later than 10:00pm which would mean that this is the first night that I have slept for more that 8 hours... In... Several months...
05-10-2003 9:21pm Slept 9 hours last night... I think I woke up around 1:30pm today or so... I have eaten and earlier I did take two caps to take off the edge... Xian and I went to work, got alot done with the computers there, was there for quite a while. Stopped by my girlfriends work and to see a friend who had started working at a pizza place next to where she works... Being able to get out and around and do things again is good, where at a point there I would not leave the house, convinced that the reason that I could not was because of terrible panic attacks that I would have.
It seems to me now that the panic was due to the gbl after taking it for so long, I seem to have convinced myself that I would have these attacks when in fact I would not if it had not been for the seriously massive ammount of gbl that I had been taking.
I suppose it was about 5ish when I took the couple caps that I mentioned earlier, they lasted a good while and we drove around did alot today, just goofing off. Got food and went to a couple stores... Nothing too exciting... Its about 9:30pm now and I just took another 1/2 of a Klamazapam... Feeling ok... A little tired from all the days activity...
Either way, there is a leason to be learned in it all... Talked to Randy about things... He said that he did not think that I owed Shannon any kind of appology. He said basically that she knows herself and how she deals with drugs... She has been addicted to many things many times... Get addicted once to something shame on you... But again and again she does the same things... For attention... For self loathing... It does not matter. Its still the same thing over and over again and I think there are two ways to look at drug use... One the occasional recreational user... Then there is the life style... I would prefer to be in the first catagory... Not in the latter with Shannon and a few unmentioned others.
So I can kind of see his point of view...
I can count a good number of cases where drugs and situations revolving around such have caused the loss of friends, I pity them... When the level of one friendship depends on the ready availability of drugs, I really believe thats about where the friendship should end... Sorry... But I have much high expectations of myself, my life and the people I hold dear to me, which at this point I dont even need my toes to count...
It looks like other people I know are heading that way too. Some that have been down that road once, or once too many times already... Shea would turn over in his grave if he were not ashes in the lawn of Paradise right now.
I miss Shea...
I miss my mother and my grandparents...
I miss all the friends I dont have any more because of various things...
I dont want any one to miss me...
Not that way...
I think Paul is right...
Sometimes people just need to know when to slow down...
All humility aside, I believe him to be correct.
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Class: BufferedBlockAlgorithm
| Defined in: | src/algbase.iced |
Overview
Abstract buffered block algorithm template.
The property blockSize must be implemented in a concrete subtype.
_minBufferSize The number of blocks that should be kept unprocessed in the buffer. Default: 0
Direct Known Subclasses
Instance Method Summary
- - (void) constructor() Constructor Does little other than eset/initialize internal state.
- - (void) reset() Resets this block algorithm's data buffer to its initial state.
- - (void) _append(data) Adds new data to this block algorithm's buffer.
- - (WordArray) _process(doFlush) Processes available data blocks.
- - (void) copy_to(out) Copy the contents of the algorithm base to the given target object (of the same class).
- - (Object) clone() Creates a copy of this object.
Constructor Details
- (void) constructor()
Does little other than eset/initialize internal state.
Instance Method Details
- (void) reset()
Resets this block algorithm's data buffer to its initial state.
- (void) _append(data)
Adds new data to this block algorithm's buffer.
Examples:
bufferedBlockAlgorithm._append(wordArray);
- (WordArray) _process(doFlush)
Processes available data blocks.
This method invokes _doProcessBlock(offset), which must be implemented by a concrete subtype.
Examples:
processedData = bufferedBlockAlgorithm._process();
processedData = bufferedBlockAlgorithm._process(!!'flush');
- (void) copy_to(out)
Copy the contents of the algorithm base to the given target object (of the same class). Used in cloning.
- (Object) clone()
Creates a copy of this object.


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Natural Language Supported Relation Matching for Question Answering with Knowledge Graphs
Hongyu Li, Chenyan Xiong, Jamie Callan
Carnegie Mellon University
Where is Carnegie Mellon University?
Who founded Google?
Who inspired Obama?
Where did the latin language originate from?
...
Where does the answer come from? In this research, we built our QA
system based on knowledge bases. More specifically, we are using
Freebase as our major data source.
Freebase is a large collaborative knowledge base currently maintained by Google.
Essentially, Freebase is just a list of triples in the form of subject, relation, object. For example, for the fact that 'SIGIR 2017 is located in Tokyo.', Freebase might store this information in the form of SIGIR 2017, event.location, Tokyo.
Next, I want to give a short demo in order to give you a better notion about what kind of problem we are solving here and what we have achieved so far.
System Architecture
Relation Matching
Semantic Parsing with LSTM
Wikipedia Support Sentences
From the demo, we can see that the major challenge is relation matching. In our research, we have proposed two methods. First, we tried to match the relationship with the input question by computing the similarity score between them using deep neural networks tecniques. Secondly, we managed to support the relation inference step by using natural language sentences extracted from Wikipedia.
Semantic Parsing with LSTM
WebQuestions
3778 training questions, 2032 testing questions
Performance evaluated by average recall, precision, F1 measure
Reference answers of the questions are obtained by crowd sourcing
Training
Both models trained pairwisely
Each training instance is a pair of fact candidates
Use letter-trigrams for input word sequence
"who" --- "#wh" + "who" + "ho#"
reduce vocabulary size
spelling errors
Hinge Loss
RMSProp optimizer
Wikipedia Support Sentence Extraction
Data: enwiki data dump (.xml)
For candidate triple (s, r, o), extract sentences containing both s, o
Choose the best support sentence based on similarity
Best sentence 1: question + sentence
Best sentence 2: fact candidate + sentence
Question: "who was vp for lincoln"
Matched fact candidate: (Abraham Lincoln, us_president.vice_president, Andrew Johnson)
Previously matched fact candidate: (Abraham Lincoln, person.profession, Politician)
Also in 1864, Brandegee was a member of the Connecticut delegation to the [[1864 Republican National Convention—National Republican Convention]] in [[Baltimore]], which re-nominated President [[Abraham Lincoln—Lincoln]], and nominated [[Andrew Johnson]] for the [[Vice President of the United States—Vice Presidency]].
Feature Representation
Feature 1: Popularity score aims to measure the quality of idenAfied enAty
Feature 2: Number of support sentences reflects the popularity of the relation
edge
Feature 3: Term overlap between quesAon and top support sentence
Feature 4: Term overlap between fact candidate and top support sentence
Feature 5-8: QuesAon-RelaAon similarity scores computed by LSTM Ranking,
LSTM Joint, LSTM Joint Pre-train and CDSSM models
Feature 9-12: QuesAon-Support Sentence similarity scores computed by the
deep learning models
Conclusion
Semantic Parsing with LSTM
Support sentences are effective


Here are some examples to get you started
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Stochastic Gradient Descent also called SGD is one of the most used classical machine learning optimization algorithms. It is the variation of Gradient Descent. In Gradient Descent, we iterate through entire data to update the weight. When there is a huge amount of dataset to train the model, in that situation Gradient Descent is very expensive in terms of time complexity.
So to reduce the time we use a slight variation of Gradient Descent also called SGD. In SGD, we pick up a single data point randomly from the dataset and update the weights based on the decision of that data point only. Following are the steps that we use in SGD:
- Randomly Initialize the weights/coefficients for the initial Iteration. These could be a small random value.
- Initialize Learning Rate, No of Epochs to the algorithm. These are the hyperparameter, so can be tunned using cross-validation.
- Make the prediction.
- Calculate the error E.
- Update the coefficient using the below formula (Choose a Random Point to Claculate the Gradient).
- Got to step 3 and check if the number of epochs is over or the algorithm has converged.
Given a data point, old coefficients, etc, this block of code will update the coefficient.
This block of code will make the prediction, given some unknow data point with coefficients.
This is the block of code it will take some parameters such as training data, learning rate, number of epochs, the range value r and will return the optimal coefficients. Learning rate, r, number of epochs are hyperparameters.
Finally, after calculating the coefficients we will make the prediction for test data.
You can execute the code by just copy-pasting the code in juypter notebook. You just need to provide the X_train, X_test, Number of Epochs, r, Learning Rate. If you are not able to run the code, do let me know in the comment. I will reply within one hour.
- Download the IRIS Data-Set : https://www.kaggle.com/c/boston-housing
- Perform all the above steps on this dataset.
- After performing the above steps just comment in the comment section and let us know the Root Mean Squared Error of your model.
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| storyboard |
sample screenshot fixture |
| check |
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screenshot: storyboard/HsacPlugin.StoryboardTest1/01-001 |
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clone symbol |
b |
b |
screenshot: storyboard/HsacPlugin.StoryboardTest1/01-002 |
| hallo |
John |
| scenario |
hallo _ |
name, resp? |
| check |
clone symbol |
John |
John |
screenshot: storyboard/HsacPlugin.StoryboardTest1/01-003 |
| $resp<-[Hello John] |
clone symbol |
Hello John |
| check |
clone symbol |
Hello John |
Hello John |
screenshot: storyboard/HsacPlugin.StoryboardTest1/01-004 |
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clone symbol |
$resp->[Hello John] |
Hello John |
screenshot: storyboard/HsacPlugin.StoryboardTest1/01-005 |


This page is intended as an isolated, administrative tool to replicate the functionality of the client Enterprise Mode Site List Manager tool. These sites are stored separately from the rest of the system. In order to add them to the system and add them to your production list, click the Add sites to production list button below. Warning: this action will not go through the normal request workflow. It will automatically be directly added to the production list.
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The following websites didn't pass validation and need your input. To fix these problems, you can override each error and add the URLs by checking the add to list checkbox. If you don't want to override the error, ignore it.
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Reading the documentation can sometimes be problematic, especially since in some cases, some methods have (or are supposed) to be used with others, or in a certain order. In addition, some concepts might be a little hard to grasp, such as the drawing optimizations, the styles, the shapes, the plugins, etc...
To help you kick-off your own graphs as soon as possible, we wrote a bunch of tutorials which focus of certain aspects of jsGraph. Feel free to copy/paste the code in your own project and play around with it. Practice is the best way to master the very extensive API of jsGraph


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this app also provid apply to jobs in announcement list. Easy to send personal details of a user.
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Mondrianism
nothing to do with my data, but i had a lot of fun doing it.
and also, do not forget to look in the console.


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<mat-menu>
is a floating panel containing list of options.
Menus support displaying
<mat-icon>
elements before the menu item text.
Material supports the ability for an mat-menu-item to open a sub-menu. To do so, you have to define your root menu and sub-menus, in addition to setting the [matMenuTriggerFor] on the mat-menu-item that should trigger the sub-menu
[overlapTrigger]="false"
attribute.


System Architect Picture "Access Group For Object"
Parent Diagram:
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(OMT Object Model)


CRY THE BELOVED COUNTRY A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1995 Steve Rhodes
RATING (0 TO ****): *** 1/2
CRY THE BELOVED COUNTRY is set in Natal, South Africa in 1946. It is a remake of the 1952 movie of the same name by Zoltan Korda. This movie features James Earl Jones as an Anglican priest by the name of Stephen Kumalo, and it is clearly the best performance of Jones's long career of over eighty movies.
CRY THE BELOVED COUNTRY starts with sweeping vistas of great beauty filmed in luscious color thanks to the cinematography by Paul Gilpin. Although I have never been to South Africa, the terrain reminded me of the Scottish Highlands where I have visited. The beauty of South Africa resonates perfectly with the richness of Jones's voice in the narration. The sets (David Barkham) with the contrast of the claustrophobia of the big city and the poverty of the ghettos are extremely effective.
The movie tells the story of a black priest, Father Kumalo, who is forced to leave his poor country church and travel into the big city of Johannesburg. He goes to find his sister Gertrude (Dembisa Kente), his son Absolom (Eric Miyeni), and his brother John (Charles Dutton), but he departs with great trepidation. He tells his wife Katie (Leleti Kumalo), "This is a journey I have always feared. My people go there never to return." When he gets there he is robbed and the place seems to be as bad as he feared. There is a great scene of him lost in the vastness of the big city.
When he finds his brother, he turns out to be a politician with impressive oratorical skills who is too busy to be bothered with his relatives from the country. Just as there is the clash between black and white in South Africa, there is also the mutual misunderstanding between the people living in the city and those in the country. The movie spends more time than most movies dealing with spirituality in general and the true meaning of Christianity in particular. It is refreshing to see a movie where people of the cloth are taken seriously for a change. One priest explains another's actions by saying, "He has truth on his side" to which Father Kumalo answers, "How can he have truth without God?"
The city is shown as a place of great sorrow. In one of the most horrific scenes Father Kumalo learns that his son has killed the son of the rich white landowner James Jarvis (Richard Harris). The movie is about the search for Absolom and then his trial.
The marvelous script by Ronald Harwood and direction by Darrell Roodt weave a tale of great power and sadness but do it in an understated fashion that never manipulates the audience's emotions. Nevertheless, there was many a tear shed in the theater I was at, and I could hear frequent sobbing. Moreover, every single person stayed until all of the credits finished and the house lights went up because they were so mesmerized by the show. The ending is perfect, and I think hopeful.
Ah, the acting. Everyone in the movie was quite good, but Jones was head and shoulders above everyone else. He cried in the show, he was scared in the show, and yet he was brave. A more moving and powerful performance I have not seen in a long time. If he does not get an Academy Award nomination for it, they ought to disband the Academy as hopeless lost.
The music by John Barry is extremely moving without ever being overpowering. I love the costumes (Rui Filipe) especially the large brimmed hats that the priests wear.
CRY THE BELOVED COUNTRY runs a fast 1:49 thanks to crisp editing (David Heitner). The movie is rated PG-13 for a little violence, but there is no sex, nudity or bad language. I would have no trouble taking kids 10 and over. This is a subtle but wonderful film that I recommend to you strongly, and I give it *** 1/2.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEW WRITTEN ON: December 21, 1995
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The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle
by Hugh Lofting
Part 1, Chapter 1: The Cobbler's Son
Additional Information
- Year Published: 1922
- Language: English
- Country of Origin: England
- Source: Lofting, H. (1922). The Voyages of Doctor Dolittle. London, England: Lippincott Publishing.
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Readability:
- Flesch–Kincaid Level: 4.2
- Word Count: 886
- Genre: Fantasy
- Keywords: 20th century literature, british literature, children's literature
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My name was Tommy Stubbins, son of Jacob Stubbins, the cobbler of Puddleby-on-the-Marsh; and I was nine and a half years old. At that time Puddleby was only quite a small town. A river ran through the middle of it; and over this river there was a very old stone bridge, called Kingsbridge, which led you from the market-place on one side to the churchyard on the other.
Sailing-ships came up this river from the sea and anchored near the bridge. I used to go down and watch the sailors unloading the ships upon the river-wall. The sailors sang strange songs as they pulled upon the ropes; and I learned these songs by heart. And I would sit on the river-wall with my feet dangling over the water and sing with the men, pretending to myself that I too was a sailor.
For I longed always to sail away with those brave ships when they turned their backs on Puddleby Church and went creeping down the river again, across the wide lonely marshes to the sea. I longed to go with them out into the world to seek my fortune in foreign lands—Africa, India, China and Peru! When they got round the bend in the river and the water was hidden from view, you could still see their huge brown sails towering over the roofs of the town, moving onward slowly—like some gentle giants that walked among the houses without noise. What strange things would they have seen, I wondered, when next they came back to anchor at Kingsbridge! And, dreaming of the lands I had never seen, I'd sit on there, watching till they were out of sight.
Three great friends I had in Puddleby in those days. One was Joe, the mussel-man, who lived in a tiny hut by the edge of the water under the bridge. This old man was simply marvelous at making things. I never saw a man so clever with his hands. He used to mend my toy ships for me which I sailed upon the river; he built windmills out of packing-cases and barrel-staves; and he could make the most wonderful kites from old umbrellas.
Joe would sometimes take me in his mussel-boat, and when the tide was running out we would paddle down the river as far as the edge of the sea to get mussels and lobsters to sell. And out there on the cold lonely marshes we would see wild geese flying, and curlews and redshanks and many other kinds of seabirds that live among the samfire and the long grass of the great salt fen. And as we crept up the river in the evening, when the tide had turned, we would see the lights on Kingsbridge twinkle in the dusk, reminding us of tea-time and warm fires.
Another friend I had was Matthew Mugg, the cat's-meat-man. He was a funny old person with a bad squint. He looked rather awful but he was really quite nice to talk to. He knew everybody in Puddleby; and he knew all the dogs and all the cats. In those times being a cat's-meat-man was a regular business. And you could see one nearly any day going through the streets with a wooden tray full of pieces of meat stuck on skewers crying, "Meat! M-E-A-T!" People paid him to give this meat to their cats and dogs instead of feeding them on dog-biscuits or the scraps from the table.
I enjoyed going round with old Matthew and seeing the cats and dogs come running to the garden-gates whenever they heard his call. Sometimes he let me give the meat to the animals myself; and I thought this was great fun. He knew a lot about dogs and he would tell me the names of the different kinds as we went through the town. He had several dogs of his own; one, a whippet, was a very fast runner, and Matthew used to win prizes with her at the Saturday coursing races; another, a terrier, was a fine ratter. The cat's-meat-man used to make a business of rat-catching for the millers and farmers as well as his other trade of selling cat's-meat.
My third great friend was Luke the Hermit. But of him I will tell you more later on.
I did not go to school; because my father was not rich enough to send me. But I was extremely fond of animals. So I used to spend my time collecting birds' eggs and butterflies, fishing in the river, rambling through the countryside after blackberries and mushrooms and helping the mussel-man mend his nets.
Yes, it was a very pleasant life I lived in those days long ago—though of course I did not think so then. I was nine and a half years old; and, like all boys, I wanted to grow up—not knowing how well off I was with no cares and nothing to worry me. Always I longed for the time when I should be allowed to leave my father's house, to take passage in one of those brave ships, to sail down the river through the misty marshes to the sea—out into the world to seek my fortune.


"APRON "found in the Authorized Version in Genesis 3:7, of the bands of fig-leaves made by our first parents. In Acts 19:12, it denotes the belt or half-girdle worn by artisans and servants round the waist for the purpose of preserving the clothing from injury. In marg. of Authorized Version, Ruth 3:15, correctly rendered instead of “vail.” (R.V., “mantle.”)
"APRON "found in the Authorized Version in Genesis 3:7, of the bands of fig-leaves made by our first parents. In Acts 19:12, it denotes the belt or half-girdle worn by artisans and servants round the waist for the purpose of preserving the clothing from injury. In marg. of Authorized Version, Ruth 3:15, correctly rendered instead of “vail.” (R.V., “mantle.”)


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This is an in depth analysys of Shin Megami Tensei using the lenses of The Art of Game Design from the author Jesse Schell


core/src/resource.decorators.ts
Options object that can be passed to the Model when decorating your model. Currently it is only possible to configure name
, which is used in
generating the urls for requests.
If you have a custom uglify.config.js
file in which mangle
is set to false, you do not need to use this.
If you don't, then Angular's AOT will obfuscate constructor.name
, and this library will not be able to construct URL according to the name of your model.
To prevent this from happening, you can pass name
in the decorator options.
Alternatively, you can use name
to provide for a custom representation in the url.
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import { Injectable } from '@angular/core';
import { Resource } from './resource.core';
import { RelationType, RelationConfiguration } from './relations/relation-configuration';
import { toDash, initMetaData, METAKEYS } from './utils';
/**
* Options object that can be passed to the {@link Model} when decorating your model. Currently it is only possible to configure `name`, which is used in
* generating the urls for requests.
*
* If you have a custom `uglify.config.js` file in which `mangle` is set to false, you do not need to use this.
*
* If you don't, then Angular's AOT will obfuscate `constructor.name`, and this library will not be able to construct URL according to the name of your model.
* To prevent this from happening, you can pass `name` in the decorator options.
*
* Alternatively, you can use `name` to provide for a custom representation in the url.
*
* @example
* // uglify.config.js with mangle = false
* @Model() // will produce calls to .../my-dummy-models/...
* class MyDummyModel extends Resource {}
*
* // without mangle = false
* @Model() // will not work!
* class MyDummyModel extends Resource {}
*
* // without mangle = false
* @Model({name: 'MyDummyModel'}) // will produce calls to .../my-dummy-models/...
* class MyDummyModel extends Resource {}
*
* // without mangle = false
* @Model({name: 'MyAlternativeName'}) // will produce calls to .../my-alternative-name/...
* class MyDummyModel extends Resource {}
*
* // without mangle = false
* @Model({name: 'my-alternative-name'}) // will produce calls to .../my-alternative-name/...
* class MyDummyModel extends Resource {}
*/
export interface ModelOptions {
name?: string;
}
/**
* Add this class decorator to your model to turn it into a `Resource` model, which means that it is considered as an endpoint on your API.
*
* See {@link ModelOptions} on how to configure the name used in URLs.
*
* This decorator is responsible for setting metadata, which is used internally, on the constructor of your class.
*
* @param ModelOptions={} options
*/
export function Model(options?: ModelOptions) {
return <T extends Resource>(ctor: any) => {
ctor = Injectable({ providedIn: 'root' })(ctor);
initMetaData(ctor);
const resourceName = options && options.name ? (options.name.includes('-') ? options.name : toDash(options.name)) : toDash(ctor.name);
Reflect.defineMetadata(METAKEYS.NAME, resourceName, ctor);
const fields = Reflect.getMetadata(METAKEYS.FIELDS, ctor);
const attributes = Reflect.getMetadata(METAKEYS.ATTRIBUTES, ctor);
Reflect.defineMetadata(METAKEYS.FIELDS, fields.concat(attributes), ctor);
return ctor;
};
}
/**
* Use this field decorator to parse the corresponding field from a json response by your API.
* @param string mapFrom? An identifier to map keys coming from an incoming json response to keys in your model.
* For example: the api response has a key `commentText: 'nice article!` but the key in the model is `commentContent`.
* Then the decorator should be used as `Field('commentText').
*/
export function Field(mapFrom?: string) {
return <T extends Resource>(target: any, key: string) => {
const ctor = target.constructor;
initMetaData(ctor);
Reflect.defineMetadata(METAKEYS.MAP, mapFrom, ctor, key);
Reflect.getMetadata(METAKEYS.ATTRIBUTES, ctor).push(key);
};
}
/**
* Use this field decorator to parse the corresponding field from a json response by your API and to identify the key as a To-One relationship.
* @param Function RelatedResource The constructor function of the model that is targeted for the To-Many relation.
* @param string mapFrom? An identifier to map keys coming from an incoming json response to keys in your model.
* For example: the api response has a key `commentText: 'nice article!` but the key in the model is `commentContent`.
* Then the decorator should be used as `Field('commentText').
*/
export const ToOne = function<TRelated extends Resource>(RelatedResource: any, mapFrom?: string) {
return (target: any, key: string) => {
const ctor = target.constructor;
initMetaData(ctor);
Reflect.defineMetadata(METAKEYS.MAP, mapFrom, ctor, key);
Reflect.getMetadata(METAKEYS.FIELDS, ctor).push(key);
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At Contender’s Gym, we focus on the FIGHT, for some this may be inside the cage, in the ring, or on the mat. For others, this means fighting to live a healthy and goal Oriented lifestyle. Contenders welcome a versatile group of people ranging from those looking to get in shape to professional athletes, in our gym we all train together. Whatever your goal may be we want you to fight for it.
Contenders Gym has been Keene's #1 MMA facility for over 4 years. We have evolved from a small garage type training area, to a 3,0000 square foot MMA powerhouse located right in the heart of Keene. Our gym is home to many fighters and gold glove champions.
At contenders gym the fundamental aspects of boxing are emphasized, from this foundation more advanced techniques are trained. While boxing is considered an individual sport, at our gym we thrive off of each other’s energy and often train as a team.
Jump rope is an important part of boxing, simultaneously working conditioning, footwork, speed, agility, balance, timing and rhythm. However, this exercise is not just useful for boxers, this is a great aerobic workout, burning calories and keeping your heart rate elevated for an extended period.
Kickboxing is one pillar of our Mixed Martial Arts training. In our kickboxing class, we pull from classic kickboxing as well as Muay Thai. Kickboxing is not only a great workout but is a skill set you can use in the cage, the ring, or in a self-defense scenario.
Cardio boxing is the most popular class at Contenders. The attendance is always high, and you can count on a gruesome workout that teaches you fundamental movements of boxing. Cardio Kickboxing demands ability to throw power and speed while mixing up different combinations.
Open Gym is an excellent opportunity for practitioners to get some real time experience to go head to head against other teammates. Sparring is very controlled and usually paced between 40-70% power. We encourage all teammates to get outside their comfort zone and put their skills against others.
Conditioning is a great way to start your day off. Come in on a Saturday and get mooving with conditioning class with Mark.
Jen is a 2 New England champion and a national runner up and ringside world finalist. She competes at the highest level of female amateur boxing and often trains with other elite female fighters. Throughout Jens training, she has put an emphasis on conditioning and solid fundamentals.
Matt has an extensive background coaching traditional wrestling and mixed martial arts. As a golden gloves champion and professional MMA fighter, Matt has competed in Boxing, Jiu Jitsu, Wrestling, and MMA throughout his life. He is also passionate about sharing his knowledge.
Mark is the co-owner and strength and conditioning coach at contenders. Mark is knowledgable of the gym operations and all the disciplines it offers. When Mark is not running the show, he is a BJJ practitioner, training for competition and helping others learn the wonders of BJJ.
Long time boxer Ricky has been competing since the age of 12. As a New England golden glove, junior Olympic champion and ringside finalist he knows the ins and outs of being in the ring. With over 80 amateur boxing fights he has acquired an immense amount of sharable knowledge.
3000 square foot facility equipped with heavy bags, double end bags, and a caged in grappling/sparring area. The gym is well padded making stretching and exercise convenient, with full size mirrors for boxing drills. Male and female restrooms make dressing comfortable. Friends and family are welcome to observe from seating area.


Donald Trump doubles down on debunked Ukraine conspiracy theory
The US President said he was trying to root out corruption in the Eastern European nation when he withheld aid over the summer
by APWashington: President Donald Trump is still promoting a debunked conspiracy theory that Ukraine interfered in the 2016 election, a day after a former White House security adviser called it a "fictional narrative".
Trump called in to "Fox & Friends" on Friday and said he was trying to root out corruption in the Eastern European nation when he withheld aid over the summer. Trump's July 25 call with Ukraine's president is at the center of the House impeachment probe, which is looking into Trump's pressure on Ukraine to investigate political rivals as he held back nearly USD 400 million.
Trump said, "There was no quid pro quo," contradicting testimony by impeachment witnesses.
On Thursday, a former White House Russia analyst said the debunked theory that Ukraine was behind election interference played into Russia's hands.
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Dealing with Conflict
When it comes to conflict for me the easiest way for me to deal with it is generally to attack myself. I generally like to think of what all the possibilities of what I did wrong and what I could have done better. However I noticed that, when I have the least amount of tolerance for annoyances when I'm stress. If tolerance is a form of will power, the more stressed I am, the less I can tolerate annoyances. One of things that I struggle with is listening to mindless chatters that go nowhere. My dad likes to talk, but most of the time when it talks he goes in circles and repeats things over and over. When I'm in a good mood, I will usually make the effort to listen. But if I've had a rough day, then it becomes increasingly difficult to listen to his repetitive rants.
Sometimes I'll shout things like that's enough, please stop talking, or I get it, you don't need to explain it. Which will usually stop him in the middle of his rant. I know when I do this, it hurts his feelings, but it feelslike a natural impulse sometimes. My natural inclination of blurting something rude to make him stop talking feels overwhelming at times. I know in end we'll both feel worse, because of my sudden need to end his conversation short. And I will usually end up regretting it. Despite how simple-minded my dad is, I love my father. He's a good father, and he deserves at least a son who will listen to what he has to say.
Life is always going to be hard, but it's our decision on how we choose to react to it. Maintaining composure in times of difficulty is a true test of our will power, but I feel these are most important times of when we try our hardest to withstand shouting in anger, rage, or annoyance. The act of self-control is a skill I heavily seek to improve, but it is only in the practice of it, that I will actually get better at it.


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class: center, middle # Introduction to ES6 Harold Mills, November 2016 --- # What is ES6? * ES6 = 6th Edition of ECMAScript. * ECMAScript is standardized JavaScript. * ES6 = ECMAScript 2015. * ECMAScript will now be updated annually. --- # Introduction * *Many* new features in ES6. * I will cover only some. * I will not cover those exhaustively. --- # `const` and `let` * `const` for immutable variables. * `let` for mutable variables. * `var` not really needed for new code. ```JavaScript const pi = 3.1415927; let i = 0; ``` --- # `const` and `let` block-scoped * `const` and `let` are *block-scoped*, while `var` is *function-scoped*. * Can't just substitute `let` for `var`. ```JavaScript for (var i = 0; i < n; i++) {...} console.log(i); // ok ``` ```JavaScript for (let i = 0; i < n; i++) {...} console.log(i); // exception ``` --- # `let` vs. `var` at top level `var` creates a global object property: ```JavaScript var i = 0; console.log(this.i); // 0 ``` `let` does not: ```JavaScript let i = 0; console.log(this.i); // undefined ``` --- # `const` and immutability `const` makes a *variable* immutable, but not its *value*: ```JavaScript const a = []; a.push(0); // ok a = [0]; // exception ``` ```JavaScript const o = {}; o.x = 5; // ok o = {x: 5}; // exception ``` --- # Arrow functions ```JavaScript (p1, ..., pn) => { ... } ``` is similar to the function expression: ```JavaScript function (p1, ..., pn) { ... } ``` but it is shorter and doesn't bind its own `this`. --- # Concise arrow function body ```JavaScript (a, b) => { return a + b; } ``` can be abbreviated to: ```JavaScript (a, b) => a + b ``` --- # Single-param arrow function ```JavaScript (x) => x * x ``` can be abbreviated to: ```JavaScript x => x * x ``` --- # Returning an object literal ```JavaScript x => ({ x: x }) ``` Without the parentheses the ES parser will try to parse the object literal as a block statement. --- # `for`...`of` Iterates over elements of an *iterable object*. ```JavaScript const a = [1, 2, 3]; for (const e of a) console.log(e); ``` is similar to: ```JavaScript const a = [1, 2, 3]; a.forEach(e => console.log(e)); ``` but you can `break` from `for`...`of`. --- # Puzzle What does the following output? ```JavaScript const funcs = []; for (var i = 0; i < 2; i++) funcs[i] = () => i; for (const f of funcs) console.log(f()); ``` --- # Puzzle What does the following output? ```JavaScript const funcs = []; for (var i = 0; i < 2; i++) funcs[i] = () => i; for (const f of funcs) console.log(f()); ``` Hint: What is the scope of `i`? --- # Puzzle What does the following output? ```JavaScript const funcs = []; for (var i = 0; i < 2; i++) funcs[i] = () => i; for (const f of funcs) console.log(f()); ``` ```JavaScript 2 2 ``` --- # Puzzle The fix is to use `let` instead of `var`: ```JavaScript const funcs = []; for (let i = 0; i < 2; i++) funcs[i] = () => i; for (const f of funcs) console.log(f()); ``` ```JavaScript 0 1 ``` --- # Destructuring Assigns parts of a composite object to individual variables. ```JavaScript const a = [0, 1]; const [zero, one] = a; ``` ```JavaScript const o = {zero: 0, one: 1}; const {zero, one} = o; ``` --- # Selective destructuring of an array: ```JavaScript const [, one, two] = [0, 1, 2]; console.log(one, two); // 1 2 ``` of an object: ```JavaScript const {one, two} = {zero: 0, one: 1, two: 2}; console.log(one, two); // 1 2 ``` --- # Object destructuring with name changes ```JavaScript const {one: bobo, two} = {one: 1, two: 2}; console.log(bobo, two); // 1 2 ``` --- # Destructuring and `Array.entries` ```JavaScript a = ['zero', 'one']; for (let [i, s] of a.entries()) console.log(i, s); ``` ```JavaScript 0 'zero' 1 'one' ``` --- # Default parameter values ```JavaScript function f(i = 0, j = 1) { return {i: i, j: j}; } console.log(f()); console.log(f(10)); console.log(f(10, 11)); ``` ```JavaScript { i: 0, j: 1 } { i: 10, j: 1 } { i: 10, j: 11 } ``` --- # Named parameters (not) ```JavaScript function f(i = 0, j = 1) { return {i: i, j: j}; } console.log(f(j = 11)); // doesn't work! ``` ```JavaScript { i: 11, j: 1 } ``` --- # Named parameters (kind of) Destructure an object: ```JavaScript function f({ i = 0, j = 1 }) { return {i: i, j: j }; } console.log(f({j: 11})); ``` ```JavaScript { i: 0, j: 11 } ``` --- # Rest parameters Capture the rest of the parameters of a function: ```JavaScript function showArgs(x, y, ...args) { for (const a of args) console.log(a); } showArgs(0, 1, 2, 3); ``` ```JavaScript 2 3 ``` --- # Spread operator Spreads array elements out as function arguments: ```JavaScript const a = [0, 1]; const b = [2, 3]; console.log(...a, ...b); ``` ```JavaScript 0 1 2 3 ``` --- # Template literals: string interpolation ```JavaScript function showPoint(x, y) { console.log(`(${x}, ${y})`); } showPoint(1, 2); ``` ```JavaScript (1, 2) ``` --- # Template literals: multi-line strings ```JavaScript const html = `
`; ``` --- # Classes * To Atom... --- # Other ES6 Features * Map, Set, WeakMap, WeakSet * Modules * Promises * Iterators * Generators * Proxies * Symbols * and more... --- # Support * Recent versions of all major browsers support most ES6 features. * Transcompilers like Babel also support most ES6 features. --- # Resources * Axel Rauschmayer's book [Exploring ES6](http://exploringjs.com/es6) This presentation is based on parts of this book. * [Mozilla Developer Network (MDN)](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript) MDN includes excellent JavaScript documentation. * [Standard ECMA-262](http://www.ecma-international.org/ecma-262/6.0/) The official ECMAScript specification. --- # Resources * Slides and code from this presentation: https://github.com/HaroldMills/ES6-Introduction * [Remark](https://github.com/gnab/remark) Great presentation tool!


| Syntax | What it Does: |
| for (var i in array) | Loop once for each value in the array. i is the index. |
| .concat(value) | Adds the input array or values onto the end of the first array. Returns a new array. |
| .join(seperator) | Joins all the elments in the array into a string, seperated by an optional seperator. If no value iis given, uses commas. |
| .slice(start,end) | Returns a new array starting from the start given and ending at the end of the array or given end. |
| .reverse() | Simply reverses the order of the elements. |
| .splice(index, amount, item1, item2, ...) | Inserts new items into the array at the specified index and with the specified amount. |
| .shift() | Similar to .pop(), removes the first item from an array and returns it. |
| .reduce(function(total,currentValue, index,arr)) | Reduces an array to a single value by applying a function to every element. |


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Ooni hails Igbo on national unity
by Tony OkaforTony Okafor,Awka
Ooni of Ife, Oba Adeyeye Enitan Ogunwusi, has hailed Igbo efforts on national unity.
While describing the Igbo as great people, Ooni called for unity among Nigerians regardless of tribes, ethnicity, and religious backgrounds.
He said a united nation would enjoy peace and progress.
He spoke during the World Eri Festival at Enugwu Aguleri, Anambra State.
The monarch who was represented by the Asoya of Ile Isoya Ife, Oba Murainu Adebanjo said he was happy to be part of the event, describing Ndigbo as great people.
He said, “I’m interested in national unity because it will guarantee peace as well as bring the best of the people into a more prosperous country where the safety, security and people’s happiness are guaranteed.
“A peaceful and prosperous country is all that we are praying for and we can only get it when we are strongly united as a people.”
He commended the Eze Eri and his people for organizing the event, just as he praised the African Americans that attended the function.
“My prayer is that the festival will continue to serve as a rallying point for the integration of people.
The President-General of Ohaneze Ndigbo, Chief Nnia Nwodo, said the Eri Kingdom had made Ndigbo proud through the festival.
He described Ooni’s visit as the most recent handshake across the Niger from the cultural point of view.
He said, “The festival not only showcases the culture of Ndigbo to the rest of the world but helps to connect them with others in a manner that enhances friendship between them and their counterparts.”


SOUTH PARK: BIGGER, LONGER AND UNCUT RATING: 7.5 / 10 --> Very Good Movie
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WARNING: If you are easily offended by such things as poop jokes, fart jokes, puke jokes, racism, sexism, anti-Semitism, homophobia, xenophobia, kids swearing like drunken sailors at a whorehouse, real-looking dildos, nudity, cartoon sex, violence, blood and gore, Saddam Hussein and Satan doing the nasty, and most of all, musical numbers...then this film just ain't your bag! Oh, and by the way, this is NOT for kids :)
PLOT: The gang from South Park attempt to save two Canadian foul-mouthed comedians who are set to be executed by the United States of America, after its declaration of war on Canada. Unbeknownst to everyone except for the kids (Their dead friend Kenny returned as a ghost to tell them this bit of news), the successful execution will lead to the rise of Satan and Saddam Hussein from hell, and to their domination of the world. Simple enough?
CRITIQUE: This movie is rude, crude, racist, sexist, homophobic, cheesily animated, and pretty much offensive in every which way that you could possibly imagine...it's also fuckin' hilarious!!! Before I saw this film, I had never really sat through an entire episode of the "South Park" TV show. Not because I didn't want to or anything, I just don't watch a lot of television. Now as much as this film is probably geared more towards the true fans of the show, I was still able to enjoy all of its disgusting, over-the-edge, offensive-to-everyone, humor. This movie is definitely made for people who are NOT tied to any politically correct soapbox. In fact, that was the one thing that I really dug about this comedy more than any of the other THERE'S SOMETHING ABOUT MARY-type films that have been cropping up of late. It didn't ease up near the end, or pretend to be emotional at any point, or apologize for anything that it stood for. It was nasty, raunchy, and just plain ol' American-Joe funny to me. No holds barred!
Being Canadian myself, I must say that I was probably a little biased by the hilarious depiction of our country and its circumstances within the story. "Canada...kill them before they kill us!", read one T-shirt in the movie. Pretty funny. There were also a lot of "smaller jokes" which may slip you by if you're not paying close attention (Listen closely near the end, when one of the African-American soldiers sounds peculiarly like one Jar-Jar character from THE PHANTOM MENACE...nice touch, guys!). The one thing that might've been improved on in this film, is the matter of musical numbers that scattered its length. Most of them were pretty funny, but they didn't need to have every single character break out in song at some point of the movie. Then again, it was a small price to pay for an overall enjoyable time at the theatre of movies.  Of course I am speaking of the two men behind this raunchy production: Trey Parker and Matt Stone.
Little Known Facts about this film and its stars: Director/producer/writer Trey Parker's real name is Randolph Parker III. He and friend Matt Stone have been slated to write the prequel to the movie DUMB AND DUMBER (7.5/10) (Current working title is DUMB AND DUMBER: THE EARLY YEARS). They're also in a band called DVDA. Matt is the drummer. The band's name comes from the term Double Vaginal, Double Anal, which is supposed to be the highest paying performance given by an actress in a porn flick. Up until now, DVDA has produced three original songs, "I Am Chewbacca", "Fuck That Guy From Bush", and "Now You're A Man", which is included on the ORGAZMO film soundtrack. A film written and directed by Trey Parker. Some celebrity cameo voices in this film include George Clooney as the doctor, Minnie Driver as Brooke Shields, Eric Idle as the scientist, and Mike Judge. Word on the street is that despite the title of this film, Matt Stone and Trey Parker were forced by the MPAA to cut about 2 minutes of footage from this film to bring it out of the NC-17 range and into an R rating. I guess they're "almost" as nasty as they wanted to be. We'll have to wait for DVD for the other stuff.
Review Date: June 28, 1999 Director: Trey Parker Writers: Trey Parker, Matt Stone and Pam Brady Producers: Trey Parker and Matt Stone Actors: Trey Parker as Stan Marsh/Eric Cartman/ Mr.Garrison/Mr. Hat/Officer Barbrady/others (voice) Matt Stone as Kyle Brosloski/Kenny McCormick/Pip/Jesus/Jimbo Marsh/others (voice) Genre: Comedy Year of Release: 1999 --------------------------------------- JoBlo's Movie Emporium http://www.joblo.com --------------------------------------- (c) 1999 Berge Garabedian
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